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14 May 1931
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1931
Page
1
The notice shows pricing terms reading ten cents per line and six cents per one line item, indicating a small print rate schedule for classified advertisements.
Clippings from three Iowa newspapers praise Governor Dan Turner’s administration during the Forty-fourth General Assembly. The editorials acknowledge a capable governor with criticisms focused on highway commission and education board appointments and his stance on state regulation, while highlighting Des Moines as a hub for the Iowa Press Association convention and reflecting on past civic debates and local journalism’s role.
Editorial cites Senator Cituzens of Michigan urging capitalists to reform or face public action. Recalled history from Detroit police commissioner days about twenty years past when authorities warned breweries and distillers to clean up or be driven out. The piece labels Benatar Couzens urging timely action before consequences unfold.
Edwin Louis McKee, infant son of Dariel and Vernice McKee, born October 14, 1940 in Craig Missouri, died May 6, 1931 in Malvern. The cause was pneumonia and heart weakness after a breathing cough, leaving parents, grandparents, nine uncles, three aunts and fifteen cousins to mourn. Funeral was at Malvern Christian Church May 7 at 2:30 with W L Mellyaine officiating and music by local singers and pianist. flowers from Co. E.
We thank friends for assistance during illness and sorrow. Gratitude to those who provided music at the last rites, gave flowers, arranged them, and the pallbearers. Mr and Mrs Daniel McKee, grandparents, and other relatives express appreciation for the kindness shown.
H Howser, visiting from Council Bluffs, welcomed M EL Wiatt and Riley BE Wiatt from Los Angeles. The trio, longtime boyhood friends of Howser, shared a pleasant afternoon. Riley Wiatt serves as assistant superintendent of Los Angeles schools.
Former Silver City residents, now visiting after a long absence, are recalled by many in Silver City Times. The article notes this is RE Yey Wiatt's first return in years, with local community memory from the town's residents and readers.
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